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by dev360 9y ago
This is a really serious indictment, folks: “Also, they were doing some unusual things, such as storing JSON strings in a text field in a PostGres database”
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by dev360 9y ago
You forgot hotdog professional. Hated how frontpage mangled the code!!
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by dev360 9y ago
Haha that site was what drove me to flash/actionscript. There was another site too that made 3d popular and I got rabbitholed exporting stuff from 3d studio max into flash. Complete waste of time - clients only wanted boring splash scr
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by dev360 9y ago
I can relate to that to some extent. A good rule of thumb that I try to apply to weights is to pick a weight where can do 8 reps but where 10 would fatigue me. Same thing, if its cardio, I try to pick a pace where if I run for 10 minutes, I
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by dev360 9y ago
Keep going. It took some experimenting for me to realize what kind of strength training and cardio I liked. Try different things until you find something that is tolerable and then take it to the next level.
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by dev360 9y ago
Interesting observation. I dont feel the same urge to drink when I lift heavy. I’d be interested in understanding the science behins it.
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by dev360 9y ago
I cant second this enough. I echoed a lot of the same enthusiasm initially when getting into crossfit-style exercises but have slowly realized that heavy barbell/weight exercises is not that great for 5x a week training. I used to wear
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by dev360 9y ago
Interesting. I heard the exact same story but it was about 'a wealthy American businessman I know' and an Italian restauranteur. Modern fables.
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by dev360 9y ago
10k steps worked really well for me but I would plateau a lot and not lose anymore. It was also hard to find the time to put in the 10k, it would typically mean walking somewhere for lunch and coffee and almost all the time I had to run 2-3
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by dev360 9y ago
This was really good to know, had no idea.
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by dev360 9y ago
Didn't know that. Here in US, Ive mostly seen lager on tap.
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by dev360 9y ago
They're probably most known for their lagers/pilsener, maybe he meant he also likes their wheat beers?
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by dev360 9y ago
Bredbands-Jesus!
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by dev360 9y ago
This is a crazy coincidence. Me and my sister are trying to get help for my mom right now for the very same thing, and our grandma was a WWII refugee from Finland.
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by dev360 9y ago
Isn't it a bit of a stretch to run something like this on rails when you need cheap concurrency? Go, Rust, erlang would come to mind.
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by dev360 9y ago
I've stopped the urge to create repos, buy domain names etc, and started just diving into Sketch to do mockups to flesh out ideas instead. It gives me pause to think about features and to show people to get feedback. You can also use i
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by dev360 9y ago
On an unrelated note - does anybody know the name of the color scheme for the snippets? I'd like to try it in vim.
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by dev360 9y ago
I would look at Culture and Financial. A lot of other things are fixable.
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by dev360 9y ago
I love flying Norwegian. I found a round-trip from Ft Lauderdale - Sweden for just $380 bucks in may but you have to be flexible around the dates. You just can't find prices like that with other carriers.
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by dev360 9y ago
Wow. Who knows what he could have accomplished if he lived to twice his age.
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by dev360 9y ago
I encountered this argument all the time when I came back to Sweden after living in the US for 15 years. Would you rather have Putin or China run the show?
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by dev360 9y ago
> failure at leadership 101 "A fish rots from the head down"
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by dev360 9y ago
This is an awesome question :) Maybe I can offer some tips. - If you get leather shoes, I can recommend Cole Haan Zero Grand - http://bit.ly/2sQPdMe .. they are really comfortable. - For collared shirts, get the no iron one
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by dev360 9y ago
> they would just be accused of "embracing and extending" the technology Well, that didn't happen with TypeScript. I think the perception of Microsoft has changed a lot since Nadella took over because they have really work
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by dev360 9y ago
I can see why the author is drawing this conclusion... I wrote ASP.NET controls for a long time, and I see a lot of similarities in how I structure react components and how I would have written WebControls in ASP.NET. I think in hindsight,
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by dev360 9y ago
I've never been furious about Taxis before I heard of the medallion system in Chicago and New York.. Sounds like something the mob would cook up together with crooked politicians as an alternative source of revenue.
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by dev360 9y ago
I know its heresy, but for a while I was actually getting hooked on F# succinct way to write/support OO. On the surface at least, it looked a lot cleaner and more concise than C#. I wish there were more F# jobs - its a very interesting
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by dev360 9y ago
Everything is relative. I think its hard to generalize. There are lots of startups that are much more lenient with remote work, and many that embrace the basecamp-style company values. In general, if you are not in SV or maybe NYC, big open
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by dev360 9y ago
> even worse developer experience. Ha ha I actually had to work with it 6 months ago at a late stage startup.. What they needed was a simple apex trigger.. it took 30 min to write on a demo account. .. but it took us a week to find out w
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by dev360 9y ago
I'm going to pass somewhat :) .. This was 6 years ago and I didn't work with it enough to really have an educated opinion. The department that used it thought it was revolutionary technology but honestly most of their devs were re

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